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Company Secretarial

Company filings, records and governance support kept tidy.

Operations

Company records and filings kept in good order

Company filings, records and governance support kept tidy.

Director changes, confirmation statements, registered office updates, and share allotments all carry legal obligations and filing deadlines. We manage the company secretarial function so your statutory records are always accurate, filings are made on time, and Companies House has no reason to send a reminder.

  • Annual confirmation statement preparation and Companies House filing.
  • Director and shareholder changes registered accurately and promptly.
  • Statutory registers maintained and available when auditors or lenders need them.
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Company Secretarial — Crestfield Advisory

Our approach

How we deliver company secretarial

01

Statutory registers review

We review the company's statutory registers members, directors, PSCs, charges confirm they are accurate and up to date, identify any historic errors and correct the record with Companies House where needed.

02

Event based filings and changes

When corporate events occur director appointments, resignations, share allotments, address changes, PSC updates we prepare and file the relevant Companies House forms accurately and within the required timeframe.

03

Annual maintenance and confirmation statement

We prepare the annual confirmation statement each year, review the registered information and ensure it accurately reflects the current state of the company before filing.

Who this is for

Businesses and individuals that need

01

Companies with frequent governance changes

Growing businesses regularly changing their board, share capital or PSC register who need the Companies House record to remain accurate without the administrative burden falling on the finance team.

02

Newly incorporated companies

Recent incorporations needing their initial statutory registers set up correctly, their first confirmation statement filed and their ongoing governance obligations understood from the outset.

03

Businesses preparing for a transaction

Companies preparing for a sale, investment or restructure where the statutory records need to be clean and accurate before a buyer or investor's solicitors conduct corporate due diligence.

Client feedback

“We had three years of unfiled changes. The registers were cleaned up and properly filed within a week. We should have done it much sooner the cost was minimal.”

Client review Technology startup, London

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Common questions

Frequently asked questions

What is a confirmation statement?

The annual confirmation statement (formerly the annual return) is a filing required by all UK companies each year, confirming that the information Companies House holds registered office, directors, shareholders, SIC codes, PSC register is accurate and up to date. It must be filed within 14 days of the review date.

What are the deadlines for director changes?

A director appointment or resignation must be notified to Companies House within 14 days of the change. Late filings are accepted but create a period where the public record is inaccurate, which can cause issues with banks, credit agencies and counterparties checking the register.

What is a PSC register?

The PSC (People with Significant Control) register records individuals who own or control 25% or more of the shares or voting rights in a company, or who have the right to appoint or remove a majority of the board. All UK companies must maintain a PSC register and keep it up to date at Companies House.

What happens if Companies House records are wrong?

Inaccurate Companies House records can affect bank account applications, credit ratings, property transactions and corporate transactions where a due diligence search is conducted. We correct historic inaccuracies, file overdue changes and put the ongoing maintenance in place so the record remains reliable.

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